#SILVERLIGHT FOR MAC MAVERICKS FULL#

The new OS from Mac is here in OS X El Capitan.All of the above Macs support the operating system interface refinements as well as the updated Safari, Mail, Notes, and Spotlight applications. Please make sure you are using the latest version of Silverlight.If your Mac isn't listed above, and it was released before June 13, 2016, it isn't compatible with OS X El Capitan (10.11). Under 7.2.33, the exclusive application feature takes effect immediately upon pressing the OK button there is no need to quit and relaunch BOINC.

#SILVERLIGHT FOR MAC MAVERICKS FULL#

After the 15 second timeout, BOINC then switched from 'Suspended - computer is in use' to 'Suspended - an exclusive app is running' and did not resume computation when Netflix was running whether or not in full screen mode, but after 1 minute the screensaver again activated if Netflix was not in full screen mode.įinally I installed BOINC 7.2.33 (available here) and repeated the tests. I then set BOINC to include Safari in its list of exclusive applications as follows: In the Computing preferences dialog, select exclusive applications, click Add, select Safari, click Open, click OK, Quit BOINC, relaunch BOINC. Since the screensaver behaves the same as BOINC, the problem is with Silverlight, not BOINC. With Safari / Silverlight / Netflix not in full screen mode, BOINC resumed after its 15 second timeout, and the screensaver activated after its 1 minute timeout. When Safari / Silverlight / Netflix was in full screen mode, BOINC remained suspended and the screensaver never activated.

I have BOINC attached to beta project and it is set to run only GPU tasks. I signed into Netflix (using Safari on Mavericks) and installed the latest version of Silverlight (version 3.0 dated 9/13/13.) To facilitate testing, I set BOINC 7.2.28 to compute after the computer has been idle for 0.25 minutes (15 seconds) and I selected the Flurry screensaver to activate after 1 minute.

I will try adding Safari, Chromium, both QuickTime Players, MPlayer X, and Movist to the list of exclusive applications and get back to you on the result. I watch Netflix on Safari, it uses Silverlight, and the result is the same - the GPU project goes active a few seconds after 3 minutes of no user input, just streaming video. 69 (226629) the current GPU project goes active a few seconds after 3 minutes of no user input, just streaming video. I do not have Flash Player installed system wide so I cannot test YouTube with Safari 7, even though I signed up for the html 5 beta (thanks Google). (This application may be your web browser.) Please let me know if that solves your problem. You might try adding the applications you use to view the video to the list of Exclusive Applications in BOINC's Computing Preferences dialog. *Are you using Safari 7 to watch Hulu and Netflix? * Does BOINC resume GPU apps after 3 minutes when you watch YouTube videos with Safari 7? (You can check this by running /Applications/Utilities/Activity Monitor.) I still can't reproduce this viewing YouTube videos with Safari 7. If I understand correctly, BOINC is resuming your GPU applications after 3 minutes even though you are watching streaming videos.

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